I don't have copies of my mother's cookbooks, I don't think she had a big collection. I wonder if she had a file of clippings from newspapers and magazines.
I'll bet her mother had quite a batch, that grand old gal was head of a high school cafeteria for years and she could sure put on a feed.
Well, even if you don't have Mom's cookbooks you can pick up some vintage ones on the auction sites, and often you will find old recipe collections or scrapbooks offered. Here is a link to a fun story on the subject.
A HOME FOR THOSE WHO LOVE THE OLD FASHIONED TRADITIONAL KITCHEN, defending against cheaters in the marketplace, featuring news and cookbook reviews, and a few favorite recipes. Please browse around, make yourself at home, many informative and entertaining articles here! Follow on the FaceBook page to keep up with new reports -- just hit "Like" below and then "Follow" on the FaceBook page, Thanks!
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